Maya
The artistic parquet inspired by pre-Columbian Mexican civilizations
Ancestral geometries, symbols rich in meaning and fine materials give life to a composition that tells the story of ancient Mesoamerican cultures through the art of marquetry.
A journey through history, symbols and architecture, where wood becomes the story and memory of ancient civilizations.
When history becomes design
The great pre-Columbian civilizations left an extraordinary artistic heritage made of symbols, decorations and geometries still capable of inspiring architects and designers today.
Maya was born from this cultural heritage and reinterprets it through the contemporary language of artistic parquet. The decorative forms become part of a balanced and refined composition, capable of conveying identity and character to the spaces that welcome it.
Geometries that tell the story of a civilization
The design develops through decorative motifs inspired by Mesoamerican art, creating a visual rhythm that recalls architectures, engravings and symbols handed down over time.
Each line contributes to building a narrative made of balance, proportion and aesthetic research. The result is an artistic parquet that combines decorative value and strong design personality.
Selected materials to enhance the design
The original composition combines carefully selected wood species to create depth, contrast and luminosity.
American Maple
Used to enhance the decorative geometries thanks to its light and uniform tone.
Doussié
African wood appreciated for its warm color and natural richness of grain.
Panga Panga
Intense and textured wood that gives depth and definition to the design.
The combination of these materials creates an elegant surface rich in nuances.
Customization without boundaries
Like all Berti artistic marquetry, Maya can also be adapted to project requirements.
Dimensions, wood species and decorative details can be customized to integrate harmoniously in private residences, boutique hotels, hospitality environments and representative spaces.
Each creation is born to enhance the identity of the environment and transform the parquet into a distinctive component of the architecture.
Frequently Asked Questions about Marquetry Parquets like Maya
Is it possible to customize the Maya marquetry parquet?
Yes. The composition can be adapted in dimensions, wood species and decorative details based on project requirements.
Which cultures does the design draw inspiration from?
Maya takes inspiration from the pre-Columbian civilizations of Mexico and their most representative decorative symbols.
Which materials are used?
The original composition uses American Maple, Doussié and Panga Panga to create balance and contrast between the different geometries.
Where can an artistic parquet like Maya be installed?
Prestigious villas, boutique hotels, hospitality environments and representative spaces are among the most suitable applications.
How to request a custom project?
The Berti team works alongside architects, interior designers and private clients in the development of bespoke artistic parquets. It is possible to request a dedicated consultation to evaluate dimensions, materials, customizations and the most suitable solutions for your project.
Express your world.
The most fascinating cultures continue to live through the symbols, art and forms that have crossed time. Maya takes inspiration from this heritage and translates it into a contemporary composition capable of uniting history, design and Italian craftsmanship.
Every mark tells a story. Every geometry holds a memory. Through the language of wood, artistic parquet becomes a tool to interpret distant cultures and transform them into unique, personal and timeless spaces.
A project that speaks of identity
Every environment tells something about those who live in it. This is why Maya can be customized in dimensions, wood species and decorative details, offering architects and interior designers the freedom to create surfaces capable of expressing character, culture and design vision.
From contemporary villas to luxury hotels, the parquet becomes the meeting point between tradition, innovation and aesthetic research.
